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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
MANNING OF War.

by Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
PARIS, July 4.-rhe Figaro asserts that
the heir Of a great kingdom (meaning the
Crown Prince Frederick William OF Prus-
sia) has visited the Count OF Paris at the
sheen llOu.e for the purpose OF warning
hlm that the Flcquet-B )Ulanger Ministry
moan to insugurlle war between France
and Germany within month after taking
Office, and that The policy adopted by tn
Monarrhic party will be based On that
warning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
JBDGE BARRECr,
BEFORE whom Jake Sharp Was
Tried.

George c. Barl EFT, the man before whom
Tie most Of The New York " Doodle cl.e-,
il GLIDING that OF Jacob Sharp, have been
iriod. is an lrisbman. He was born in the
year 1898. At the age OF six he came with
his ia,hei, an Episcopal minister, to Cana
Ida. lie lived for seycn years In the Oneida
Eucsmpmtut. The death OF his father
took him 10 New York city, aud he went
through COlumbll College. At the age Of
twenty-five he was on TIE bench Of the
sixth District Court, New York. In four
years be was promoted to the Common
Pleas, and in 1871, after several yelr,' prac.
tee. he went on the Supreme Court bench,
where be remained. He was legal
leader in fghing down Tweed, aud IL was
b. Who rot ihe Injunction which placed
Comptroller Green in charge OF the city
finances He w0S of counsel 10 the Com.
nitlce Of Seventy, and tIs successive elec.
ticrs 10 lie bcrch have been unanimous on
TIE pert 81 Ell factions. Jpdge Barrett has
TreSiCed IN series Of famous trials. He l.
i.t.raleUr as we'll a Judge. 4 bosom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
The 'TttstIe wilma

by Anglo American cable 70 Inc DIspaich.l
LONDON. July 4-The Thistle aud Trek
had another race on The clyde to-day, going
over the same course az on SATURDAY. There
was more wind to day. The Thistle again
GOT away ahead Of the Trek, and At the frst
round she lei by i've minutes and ten
seconds. The Thistle won easily. although
the wiad died away toward the close OF the
rare
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
RICN2oRp LIyH. STOCK xARxxr

4-Receipts; PSI head cattle, 81 sheep
and lamts az hogs
Sales: Isl head cattle, 81 sheep and lambs,
ssl hogs
Prices we're as follows:
Cattle-Best, 4a4Ic. gross; medium 10 good,
3ha33tc. gro6s; common 10 fair, 81 a3c gross
She6p-2Xa4 c. gToss.
Lambs-4a6c gross.
Hcgs-6a7Ac net
bulls-gis a3kc. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
GEORGE BUBEAR.
English scuIting Champion. who
Wins HIS FIRST Race In America.

Out OF twenty-threc races, Including one
IN tits country Just reported, Georee Bli-
bear has won seventeen OF tbon. He cane
10 America In April last. The frss ma'en
arm ged for him here was with James A.
len Eyck. IL was three mile racs con-
tested on Lake Quin,igauond. Tae EnS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
meGiynn 20 be accommodated.

Iby AuKIUrAWeIIcHu VauIu 70 INC UIspa1VH'I
RoME, July 4.-Orders have been sent "a
The Archbishop Of New York to excomml'
nicate Rev. Or. McGlynH, aud to publish
the decree OF accommodation Ia the jour
nnls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

IIyiFPoOL. July - r. M-Bnsiness good AZ
unchanged rates; middling upiands, i5.l6i /;
middling Orleans, l5-iGd.; sales, 1000 bales !:
2oW bales for speculation and export
and 100 bales American: receipts, 1000
bales, including go bales American. Futures
closed duh July. July and August. August ami
September, 5s.64d., sellers; september aud
October, $50, sellers: October aad No
vember, so-Cid.. sellers: November and De-
eember, ) sfsfd., buyers: December and
ruary. s4-o4d-. sellers; September. 5 5s6ld..
sellers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
Base.Baii Yesterday.
lby Telegraph 10 INC Disp1tcn-
st Philadelphia:
Morning Camel

st Phiadelphia
Morning Camel
Philadclphins.. 00220 | o. 0
PHt.hurebs. ....0 02O2 20 o. )
b e-hts: PhilaOclphIas, IL; Pitts5uighS,
lG. Errors: Pbiladelpbls, =; Ptit>burg1s.
}. Batteries: Casey and Mcclure; NJ
C0rmick and Carroll
Afternoon Camel
PLnadclphils. ....0 O001 o. O. 4
Piusburghs .....4 0 = 900 x 8
BIs,.bits: PhilIdclphias, 8; Pitisbnrghs,
II. Euor, Philadeiphas, 81 Pittsburgh.
z Batteries; Ferguson and Clements {;
Calvin and Miller.
At Indianapolis
No game in The morning on account o.,
rain.
tAfternOon.l
indianapolis ....0 . 900 0 o q o. >
WashingiOns .......0 l 0 o / Ok G
Base hits: indianapolis, 10; WASHING.
tons, H. Errors IodlUapolis, 2; wash
inoions, ,. Batteries Boyle and Myer, ::
O'Day AND Mack.
1t Louisville, Ky:
lMorning.l
No came on account OF rain.
fAfternoon.l
Loui,villCs ........0 0 / - ( I 0X-1l
Athletics. 30O020 90 )
Base bits: LOui>yilles. %; Athletics, &.
ETcr,: LouisyillCs, 3; Athletics, (.
At Cincinnati:
lMornngl
Cincirnalis....1O 90 0 o 0 o. q
EalmorCs. .......3 90 600 2X-- O.
Ba.c.hlrs: Cincirnati., 3; BIlumo-e>.
10. Errors: Cincirnitis, o; Baumor s, 9
lAfternoon.I
CiuGrnsiis d 90 3 o 0 g III
Baltimore. ........0 o 0 o , o q , g.
Basc.uits: Cncnnali>, 10; BlIum,re-.
u, Eucr-: Cincnnalis, ,; Blltmor,-, 4
Al pui0it;
lMorniur.l
Tciroits. ..........1 0 . 0 1 0 o.
PCetous. .......0 000l / / o. 3
Base hits: Deiroits, 8; BostOns, .. Err
rors DtE0iis, 0; BosiOns, 8. Blttfrie':
Baldwin and Cancel; Madden aud Tat.
This afternoon the DetroIts made no runs
in The flist three innings, while the BO.tous
made four in the second aud one IN the
third. In the fJuTlh inning, two bases on
balls, two singles. two home.run,. double
hit and trifle gave the home club seven
runs, six OF them being earned. The B's-
tons tied the score i'm the other bali OF the
inning. In The middle OF the fifth, with
tie score sill : 10 7, a heavy rain-storm
prevented further playing, the game being
drawn.
y Jltt CIdnu, ~:
lMornincl
Clcv, lands. - 0 0 q , 0 > q 0 0 o. !
Brookiy,>..,0 0022 o. 0 o. :
Base rit>: Cleyeands. "A; Brookiyns, 1G
Errors Cloyolonds. :; Broohyns, 6.
lAftenoon.l
Clevchnds.........4O 900 0 > 0 / 3
Broollyns. .......0 0 ! 5000 | o. >
Bq,c.hit,: ClVclan 5, 10; BrOoklyns, o..
Eriols: Clcy,lands, 4; Broosyn', 3.
At Chicaeo:
lMorningl
Chicaeos. .........O 20 / > 0 OK .
New YcIkS......O o o o 0 q | D. /
Basc-lils: thcsso-. 10; New YorNS. 3.
Errors: Cbicoeos, Ncw TOrt., ,. El.-
'crlcs: CllrA,on aud lGpt; keeie and
O'Rourne.
(Aficnoon.l
Chicegos .......0I OO000 3X-- (
New 00Ihs.......1 5000 % o. ,
Biscuits: Cmclgo-. :; Ncw YorH,. =
Errors: ChicGeos. :; Ncv York., 8. Bh
iorics: Baldwin ard Daiy; Wclch and
Brown.
At -. Louis.
lMCrningl
s.. Loui, .........G 002 } | 0 0-lj
NetIopUli;1ns. 90 o 0 90 o. ,
Base hl's: II. Louis. -; Motropo.itanS
:. Errors: It. Louis, l; MetrCpolittns, 1
(Afternoon.l
ST. Louia..........0 , I % 6 20
Mo'ropOlItaus. 81 q . o o o o. 3
Base hits: -. Louis, Is; Metropolilals.
II. Errcls: -. Lcuis, ,; Metrpoa.
tJrS, g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
Jun ped from n Balloon.

Quincy, ILL, July Professor Bald
win. in the presence OF 10000 spe alor' Ut
The Fair. Grounds TODAY, successfully
landed from his balloOn-clr. which he
jumped out with his parachute when over
a mile bieh. II j. described rs being a
most wonderful spectacle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
sextou ,he Nationalist Nominee.

Iby AnsIO-AmeTlcdn caUIe % NO HI'pAIuI'I
DUBLIN, july Al a meeting OF the
Nationalist members OF Dublin corporation
to-day Sexton was unanimously nOmlnaied
for Lord ,layor-winsiauly secouding the
nomination
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
CaoDeTagc Eurncd.

by Telegraph TO The Dispatchl
ST. LOUIS. July 1.-The ~. LOUIS Cooper
ace Establishment was burned to-day.
Loss, 100000. Cause, fireworks Four
hundred men were thrown out OF employ
mCni.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
Gone ntfh 100000.
fRx telegraph 70 the pispaich. ]

CHICAGO, July 4s-Iienton Miller, trea'
surer 81 Perry county, Indiana. Is de
fauhcr to the extent OF $4,000. lie has alb
seconded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
LAIE WEATHER REPORT

(By telegraph 20 Tho Dlspatch.J
p WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 81 4.
!,n M-for Virginia, fair weather. s.l-
sthlk .ticnary temperature. s0utheTlJ wins.
' For N6fih CAROLINA rain "a the
----'a6uthern portion, fair weather IN the
northern PORTION, southerly Tln1s. sta
tcEary tCmporature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
MILLINERY. Ae.
rIHE MILLiNERY B BRANCH

rCHE MILLINERY BRANCH 80.
u OF oEr Wholesale baslnees now con- WkJ$
dactea al 1917 Main street. Richmoad. NM
Va. h offered tor rale. This business hss
and - offered for sale teeSasa OF our deslrs ~
devote entire attention 20 the NExS NAT
BRANCH, No. izi3 Main street Ihs b An
opportunity 70 parcnaos lucrative busiuasA
VII DO soid ~ whole or any portion Apply
10 J. G. AEDf2(lQ 49,
Manager for Millinery Department & ".
lhosn = Co, lsot Main srses. iiicanssd. VI
y 1teodln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
PERSONAL.

RICHMOND. Va. July 1881.
NOTICE.--A NOTE WAS GIVEN
~ for s5oo ON the ssth OF Msrch, lssz, and SCI
cured By deed OF trust on the Dry-Goods
store No. 10 north sesentaenih street, Rich
mond, va, 70 Harris Jacobs py A. l. Harfeid 8
Son. The same has been paid by al 4. Har-
field q Son y nsrrts Jacobs on Nay 81, lss,
Signed By A. l. HARfELD 4 sOx. Usit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
Dca,,, of Ex.Governor morrill,.

10y IUIVET4FH % IIIo I7I7PfV0H'I
AUGUSTA, Nh, July 4-EX'GoyernoI
Mornl died at II A. NJ. 70 day; aged
cgLiy-four years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
1 NEW STREET, NEW YORK.

ALL SECURITIES dealt IN al mo New Yot
Stock Exchange bought aud sold fof invest
ment or on margin.
DEPOSITS EkCElyED subject 70 sight drsfta
Interest allowed on baisnces
References: r Ia Montague a Soas, Nsv
York; Uoion Bridge Company. New rofk anl
Buffalo, taI&eod6m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR
w 5000 HARDY OUTDOOR-RAfsED GEL
cry PLANTS. Apply at 6g7 north SIKH street.,
Richmond. Va. iy5-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

PORT OF RICHMOND. JuLY Z, iW.
Steamship Old Dominion. smith, NOV Ious
merchandise and passengers. a. W. Ahen =
90. nRents ,svs.,...t~
Steamer Gulf stream. -, phIadhphss
merchandise ard passengers, !. W. ne"hr'e.'
agent
SAILED.
Steamer Ariol. Deyo. Norfolk, United 49,
mail, mercbsndise and passengers, L d 10
tum, agent
PORT oy NEWPORT NEWS. july Z, 1877.
tBy tsieraph.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond. Boar. New forx. ana
sailed for West Point -
Steamship Johns Hopkins, Foster, frou-
dence, and sailed for West Point
steamship Harter. Townsend, New orleans
cooled and sailed for Liverpool.
Schconers Cox q Green, Thompson, bos.on'
J. u. Ogden. Toie. Boston: Governor .. y.
smith. NickersoD. Portsmouth-aii hghs W
lead coal. -.
Steamship u. j. Haley. Rand, New York.
steamship Benacre. ogg. Colon. coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
- cosxissIoSss's oRTIcs,,

HANOVER CIRCUIT COURF. 4
NOTICE The parties % tho abOgo causes,
aud all otherS Interested, especially rfedi.0rs
Of tho trm Of Sadlsr y Wright, who are ia
q. ded % he secured by the aDOvo-me ntionsi
deed from y. T.. Wright 10 Hiil Carter, trustee,
Will please take notice that have fixed upon
the law-cflice 81 CaTdweii a RUTHERFORD, No.
~ north Eleventh street, Richmond, Va as
the place, and FRIDAY. July rs, 1871, between
the hours Of O'Clock 4. NJ. and o'clock 4. NJ.
~ the time for making the Inquiries directed
~ sald cecree. and az which time ani pl-so
you are rsqcired 10 attend.
Owen under my band "a commissioner In
chanccry for The Circuit Court u Hanover
county June -, lss7. II. II. CALDWELL,
ie 22-TUit Commis sl0oor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
COURT ORDERS.
GOODALLS EXECUTORS Vs

rOOpALbS EAECUTORS VS.
~ HO1DALi!s LEGATKEs. AND JAMRS'S
ADMINlsTRATltIX rs. WRlGHT
AND ALs.-IN HANOVER en-.
CUT COURT
Extract from Deere OF the Court entered I'm
the atOye consolidated Chancery causes
April q, lss5.
Tho Court doth rac0mmii tho
said report 10 Commissioner Cardwe With Ia
structiOus 10 proceed as speedily - possible 10
ascertain and report % the Court who are tho
creditors Of the lrm Of sailer e Wright In
tended 70 DO secured by the trust-decd from n.
r. HrghttO Hill Carter. trustee, dated OstO-
Der 9. 1851, and hled a. an exhibit with the bill
In the second 81 these chuscS."
And tho said commissioner Is dlrociod % give
notice " The time and place ilx0j on b. him
Tor executing fsid requirements. onca a week
Tor four successive wesks, In some newspaper
published In tho city Of Richmond, Va. which
notice, 70 putlished, shall be equivalent % per-
lOnhl service upon al The parties 70 these
causes, and an tho creditors secured by said
deed"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

Old newspapers for sale at this Office
price, s5c. per hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
fRcDOrted for the Disnatch1

JrLY 4.-While the market has been very
quiet for several days its tone has noyerthe.
less been very firm. The absence II stock has
been the only reason for the lack Of sales
Prime, &c; strickly prime. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
COAL AND Wood.

DUY YOUR COAL NOW.
I'D BUY COAL FROM Q. II. PAGE.
Best COAL In tae city. No dirt, dry and
clean. Quick sales AMI small profits Broad
and Norton streets, Phone 10. No. 1905 Cary
street. Phone 1856.
10 s5-dlgt&teOdiot G. II. PAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
Rango OF Thermometer Yesterday:

ira WEATHER IN RICHMOND YSsrEsD.y
W." cloudy. with showers in the afternoon, an1
continuous rain az night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
AYNGH.HnnrxIRA a..

~ y ~ 's's~0s - 'rs'fsesc NyoNN-N>
:, IA noSrxes ~: JRrs nxEn.s caAsxs,
I A MONTAGUE, CLARKE X co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
fo!.o@ing letter from President
EXECUTIVE ,NSfOS,
WASHINGTON. .Iune D. 1881.

WASHINGTON. June -. 1887.
TO Jan Is 4. EGck. Esq, Grand Sqchem
Ny Dear Sir,-I have received your myl-
tadOn 10 join with The society OF Tammlny
III H. Hin,ly.ninlb celebration Of the birth
day o; the republic. While there has neen
tie greatest propriety in The annual cele-
hratiOu so hong Continued OF this day by
society founded upon patriotic principles
and devoted TO the creed most in cpns)-
nance with the pcrpetuailon and pro-
lection Of American institutions, II
seems TO me thit a. this time, when
the patty with which this society
j. affiliated j. 30 largely charged with TIE
responsibility Of guiding The course Of the.
Government, contemplated the celebrlllOnI
Of the ensuing Fourth OF July should, inl
lie language Of your invitation, iegiya
with more than usual feryor the memo.
lies which give significance 20 the dag"
4 quickenCd sense Of responsibility 10 the
people who have trusted Us and renewal
u our VOWS TO political duty can
not fail to result from cnniem.
plaiiOn OF the principles to which
we ale pledged. and from 4 sober reflection
upon the sacrifices and trials which accom-
panied and folio ed the courageous al
lONuEtHltut hi an uutfftuLtuA govern
mCnt by and for the people; nor should
the occasion PASS without STRENGTHENING
OR faith IN the sufiiclency OF the do.triue.
upon " hich our Government j. bl.ei 10
meet tie wants Of our cOuntry's gro Yth
and progress as fully as they protected our
infancy and weakness. This, VITA the ie-
conservation 81 the political efforts 10 the
maintenance OF the Constitution in
it, integrity and with au enliyeped
zeal 10 the defence aud care OF the precious
legacy OF free government, transmitted
by The fathers OF the republic, the day will
lie we'll crle bratcd, and Tammauv society
will nainlain its patriotic traditions.
regret that | shall not be able to attend
the celebration, but hope it will be most
enjoyable and improving to all who are per-
miit6d 10 be present.
Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Very many other letters were received,
mainly expressing mere regret at beingun.
able to be present. These were from Gene
raj sherman. Governor Hill. Senator Voor-
bees. and Governor Gray, OF ludiana; Sec
rclaries Garland and Endicott; Speaker
Carlisle, Senator's Co!quitt, Reagan, aud
Blackburn, and several Governors. con-
grcssmen, and others.
Secretary FSirchild writes: "Now more
lbsn ever should good citizens aud all who
wish well 10 our country study anew the
doctrines and purposes OF the greas
mtn whose achievements your society
10 calotrafa a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
INorning.l

Cmcaeos. ........O o > OK .
New YclkS. ......0 o o 0 90 q | D. /
Basc.lils: Chicago. 10: New YorkS. 3.
Error-: CbicogoS, J; Ncw York., ,. El.-
cries: ChrA,on aud llmt; keefe and
O'ROurhe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
lNIorningl

s.. Loul. .........G OO2j 1 0 0-l5
NelIopuli;lns. , o o o 0 90 o.
Base hl',: II. Louis, -; NlCtrOp0.itans.
:, Errors: 1t. Louis, 1 ; Metropolitt1s, 1
(Aflernoon.l
81. Louie..........O2 l1i02 6 20
Nlo'ropoliiaus. 81 u o o / 90 l D. 3
Base hits: -. Louis, IS; Metropolials.
II. Errors: -. Lcui-, ,; Meir'Po,i.
tlrS 6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
NI77ELDORFERS'
U.AR.N HEATHER
BARGAINS.
PARASOIS.

CHECKED NA,NSOOKs, worth fully shc.. at
~. n yard;
INDIA LINEN, worth &C.. at aHc. a yard;
INDIA LINEN at ~. worth sac. yard
Exna fine INDIA LINEN, worth i5c.. avs
ward;
INDIA LINEN at i2Hc. worth so,. yard:
CORDED PIQUE that usually sell for 0Sc. 81
&C.. a yard;
PLAID MUSLIN, good value at aoc.. now only
i2kc. a yard:
WFLfPlQCE. ~. quality. at 1880. sysri;
Remnants Of WHITE GOODS very cheap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
lMorninc.I

Clev, lands. - o , 0 > q 0 o. :
Rrookiyh>. 80 0O22 0 o > o o. :
Base rii>: CleyelHnds, "A; BroOkiyns, lG
Error. Ccyolonds. :; Brooklyns, g.
lAfternoon.l
ClcvClande.........4 o 0 0 | 0 > 0 / =
BroOi lyns. ........G o ! q o D o. >
Bqsc.hit,: Cicycan $. Is; BrOoklyns, o..
ErioIs: Cley,lands, 4; BrooIyns, 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

The battlefield presented aliyelV appear
.r,c. and The region Of ground where
poke charge took place was p1cted.
After tie dedication ~ The COwan. Battery
monument an incident occurred which took
en- hy surpri,e. II was the presentation 70
tlc Pickett men II sword captured ut
ihc close II pickeirs charge ~ COwan
battery. His. Picket. was on the stand,
Maior T.. =. Reeves, Colonel william Il.
A,lcit, snd Others OF Pickeits men.
Npong the Union soldiers present were
Geuual n. j. Hunt. chief OF artillery at
TIE Gettysburg fight; Colonel x. Penn
smith. OF Philadelphia, and Geaeral VIII
Lam +. smith. Colonel Andrew CoNan
contested the scene with the one Wit
messed on the Stif.same spot at The same
hour tWCniy.fou~ years ago, ana tOlu
tbC story Of the death of the heroic un..
known Confederate oiicers. The weirer OF
the sword came over the wall in front oil
the Guns q the First New York battery,
commanded then by Captain Cowan, IN The
face OF terrific fire. Toe last charge
double canister, was fred al less tuau
twenty yards, and the wefrcr or th'S SWORD
wa, k,lled as he cried, "Take tue Suo'
falling within ten yards OF us muzI,e,
Colonel C0waD, Ia presenting TINS SWORD "a
feeling speech, made the condition tlat IN
The event Of failure 10 learn The descendants
or kins-people OF ils former owner, a'ter
sufficient time had elapsed, the sword
shomd lie returned TO Colonel Cowan's
POSSESSION. lie made an affecting
speech, and in closing said fou
Who heard Colonel Ayle,rs speech
last night must feci rs | did, that we can
place confidence in the honesty and sin'
ceri,y OF those who once followed the Bars
and Stripes, but now cherish the stars aad
stripes. A great reconciliation mas gone
on between The two sections because our
hopes are now one" He was loudly APP
plauded. Mr.. J. r. Croker, of the Nine
~ eighth Virginia, Armlstead's brigade
PIcketps division. now lawyer OF Ports
mouth, Va, received the sword LOT TICK
Gus men, and made response, In when
be promised 10 return the sword 10 Colonei
Cowan II he could discover no klnsmsn 70
The dead officer. The sword has an enain'
elIed blade, with "ilorstmsnn upon II a.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1887-07-30
GRENADA. MISS. SATURDAY, JULY 80 1884,

The Coldwater Herald in speaking Of
the speech made by Gen. Walthall at the
exsConfederates reunion at Coldwater, on
the 20, says;
The cheers and applause for time
after Gen. Walthall arose were deafening
= three thousand people contributing to-
wards veritable intensified Rebel yell.
Gen. Walthall, during this time, stood
with his head slightly bowed in acknowls
edgement. Then stepping forward a
pace, with head uplifted and eyes fash
ing be began an Grafton that for one
hour and half kept the crowd around
the stand three-fourths of whom were
standing. as far back as his voice could
reach close and attentive listeners. Sevs
eral times when he eyinced desire to
stop he was persuaded to continue by
cries of Ego on" Ego on" from all parts
of the crowd.
Gen. WalthalPs speech was broad,
sound and conservative. He made a
powerful and searching analysis Of
Southern character, and strongly portray
ed all those traits which made of the
Southern soldier the patient, true and
enduring warrior that he was, and pur>
suing the same line of thougt he demons
strated clearly that it was the possession
of these same sterling traits that enabled
the disbanded ex-Confederates success
fully to resist the crushing horrors and
tempting bribes of the reconstruction
period.
His analysis of the character Of the
Southern man was mastery and displays
ed in the man the mind of the philoso-
pher. He likewise showed by logical
deduction that these same characteris-
tics now made the old soldiers the good
citizens of the government, giving to
it no disloyal or halfhearted support
in short, that there cannot be deception
in the heart of the men who stood up
so bravely both in battle and defeat"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1887-07-30
The Reginuing Of the End.

The beginning of diseases is slight
debility or disorder of some of the vital
organs, the stomach, the liver or the
bowels usually. There are dyspeptic
symptoms, the liver is troublesome, the
skin grows tawney and unhealthy looks
ing, there are pains in the right side or
through the right shoulder blade, The
climax is often an utter prostrasjon of
the physical energies, perhaps a fatal
issue. But if the difficulty is met in
time with Ilostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which is always effective as remedy,
and it should be resorted to at an early
stage, there will be no reason to appre.
hend those injurious subsequent effects
upon the system often entailed by en-
tirely cured diseases. Far better is it,
also, to employ this safe remedial agent
in fever and ague, and other malarial
complaints, than quiniue and other
potent drugs, which, even when they do
prove eflectual for a time, ruin the
stomach and impair the general health.